Henry Jacobs
Henry Sandy Jacobs, also known as Henry Jacobs, was born on October 9, 1924, in
Chicago, Illinois, and was an American sound artist and humorist. He developed
an interest in sound through reel-to-reel recording and produced the influential
radio program Music and Folklore. After moving to San Francisco in 1953, he
created experimental recordings and collaborated with artists including Jordan
Belson and Alan Watts. His early releases included Radio Programme No. 1: Audio
Collage: Henry Jacobs' Music and Folklore (1955), Two Interviews (1955),
Interviews of Our Times (1955), The We...
